Mechanical engineering (IM)

Mechanical Engineering (UTC-IM) has been created through a merger of two existing UTC departments – GM (Mechanical Engineering) and GSM (Mechanical Systems Engineering), for the purpose of training general mechanical engineering science graduates to meet the needs of those industrial sectors who need such skills. Training will there are cover a wide range of sectoral activities running from automobile industries, to railroads, to naval architecture & construction, aerospace and aeronautics, biomechanical applications, energy engineering, material transformation, robotics, professional software editing, design and consultancy offices … UTC -IM graduates will adapt well to the above industrial fields, will be able to intervene through the product life-cycle and the various project phases , in R&DE, in pre-product design and prototyping, in development, industrialization, mass production, sales, recycling … The department will offer 3 year training to students with Bac.+2, providing solid grounding and skills in both Mechanical and Industrial engineering sciences. After training, graduates with the Mechanical Engineering diploma will be especially fit to tackle and solve concrete technology- intensive problems, often complex and accepting a high degree of responsibility in their missions . The latter consists of designing, making, implementing and maintaining products, processes and systems to meet the needs of evolving industrial setups. UTC-MES graduates will bring with them a wide-reaching culture and an open vista to the realities of the industrial world.